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	New York Architecture Images- Gone Vanderbilt houses
architect	Richard Morris Hunt
location	Fifth Avenue
date	1880s
style	Neo-classical
construction	Stone clad
type	House
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	Fifth Avenue in 1900 had two Vanderbilt houses


	1879-1882 William Henry Vanderbilt, I [1821-1885] Margaret Vanderbilt [Mrs. Elliott Fitch] Shepard [1845-1925] Emily Vanderbilt [Mrs. William Douglas] Sloane [1852-1946] 3 Townhouses ["The Triple Palace"] 640 & 642 5th Avenue and 2 West 52nd Street, New York, NY John Butler Snook, Architect

	William Kissam Vanderbilt (1849–1920) had three houses designed by Richard Morris Hunt. His townhouse, the "Petit Château" at 660 Fifth Avenue, New York, with details drawn in part from the late-Gothic Hôtel de Cluny, Paris, proved an influential example for other Gilded Age mansions, but was demolished in 1926.
The Vanderbilt Houses 1878-1879 William Kissam Vanderbilt, I [1849-1920] Summer residence [destroyed by fire 1899] "Idle Hour", Oakdale, Long Island, NY Richard Morris Hunt, Architect 1879-1882 William Kissam Vanderbilt, I [1849-1920] Townhouse [demolished 1926] 660 5th Avenue, New York, NY Richard Morris Hunt, Architect 1879-1882 William Henry Vanderbilt, I [1821-1885] Margaret Vanderbilt [Mrs. Elliott Fitch] Shepard [1845-1925] Emily Vanderbilt [Mrs. William Douglas] Sloane [1852-1946] 3 Townhouses ["The Triple Palace"] 640 & 642 5th Avenue and 2 West 52nd Street, New York, NY John Butler Snook, Architect 1879 Eliza Vanderbilt [Mrs. William Seward] Webb [1860-1936] Townhouse 680 5th Avenue, New York, NY John Butler Snook, Architect 1879 Florence Vanderbilt [Mrs. Hamilton] Twombly [1854-1952] Townhouse 684 5th Avenue, New York, NY John Butler Snook, Architect 1882-1883 Florence Vanderbilt [Mrs. Hamilton] Twombly [1854-1952] Summer residence [purchased 1896; now McAuley Hall, Salve Regina University] "Vinland", Newport, RI Peabody & Stearns, Architect www.salve.edu 1882-1894 Cornelius Vanderbilt, II [1843-1899] Townhouse [demolished 1927] 1 West 57th Street, New York, NY George B. Post, Architect 1886-1887 George Washington Vanderbilt, II [1862-1914] Townhouse 9 West 53rd Street, New York, NY Richard Morris Hunt, Architect 1886-1901 Emily Vanderbilt [Mrs. William Douglas] Sloane [1852-1946] Summer residence [now private] "Elm Court", Lenox, MA Peabody & Stearns, Architects 1888-1892 William Kissam Vanderbilt, I [1849-1920] Summer residence "Marble House", Newport, RI Richard Morris Hunt, Architect www.newportmansions.org 1888-1895 George Washington Vanderbilt, II [1862-1914] Country house "Biltmore", Asheville, NC Richard Morris Hunt, Architect www.biltmoreestate.com 1888-1899 Eliza Vanderbilt [Mrs.William Seward] Webb [1860-1936] Country house "Shelburne House", Shelburne, VT Robert H. Robertson, Architect www.shelburnefarms.org 1891 Frederick William Vanderbilt [1856-1938] Summer residence "Rough Point", Newport, RI Peabody & Stearns, Architects [remodeled by Horace Trumbauer, Architect, for James B. Duke] www.newportrestoration.com 1892-1895 Cornelius Vanderbilt, II [1843-1899] Summer residence "The Breakers", Newport, RI Richard Morris Hunt, Architect www.newportmansions.org 1894-1895 Margaret Vanderbilt [Mrs.Elliott Fitch] Shepard [1845-1925] Summer residence [now Sleepy Hollow Country Club] "Woodlea", Scarborough, NJ McKim, Mead & White, Architects 1896-1899 Frederick William Vanderbilt [1856-1938] Country house [now Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site] "Hyde Park", Hyde Park, NY McKim, Mead & White, Architects www.nps.gov/vama/vamahome.html 1894-1897 Florence Vanderbilt [Mrs. Hamilton] Twombly [1854-1952] Country house [now Administration Bldg., Madison Campus, Fairleigh Dickinson University] "Florham", Convent Station, NJ McKim, Mead & White, Architects www.fdu.edu/visitorcenter/florham.html 1899-1903 William Kissam Vanderbilt, I [1849-1920] Country house [now Dowling College] "Idle Hour" [2], Oakdale, Long Island, NY Richard Howland Hunt, Architect Warren & Wetmore, Architects www.lihistory.com 1902-1904 William Kissam Vanderbilt, II [1878-1944] Summer residence "Deepdale", Great Neck, Long Island, NY Horace Trumbauer and Carrere & Hastings, Architects 1905 William Kissam Vanderbilt, II [1878-1944] Townhouse 666 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY McKim, Mead & White, Architects 1910-1936 William Kissam Vanderbilt, II [1878-1944] Summer residence "Eagle's Nest", Centerport, Long Island, NY Warren & Wetmore, Architects Ronald H. Pearce, Architect 1915 Virginia Fair Vanderbilt [1878-1935] Country residence Jericho, Long Island, NY John Russell Pope, Architect 1920s William Kissam Vanderbilt, II [1878-1944] Winter residence Fisher Island, FL www.fisherisland-florida.com 1925 Harold Stirling Vanderbilt [1884-1970] Summer residence "El Solano", Palm Beach, FL Addison Mizner, Architect 1930 Harold Stirling Vanderbilt [1884-1970] Summer residence "Villa Lantana", FL Treanor & Fatio, Architects Source- http://www.vanderbiltmuseum.org/home.php?section=mansion&sub=timeline
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